My Métis lineage has been traced to the Genaille, Boucher, Chartrand, and LaMalice families.

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Voting Is Open — August 8 to 22, 2026

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KYLE MITTON · MNBC PRESIDENT

The Concerned Citizen

Leadership that listens. Governance that protects our future.

Throughout this campaign, the question I have heard most is: “Who are you, Kyle? Where do you come from? I don’t know you.”

Well — you kind of do know me. I’m the concerned citizen. I’m the person who sits at the AGM and asks the questions. I’m the one who served on my own board and saw where the holes are. I’m just a concerned citizen. And I use the same services as every other citizen here.

“By grade one, my son Lucas didn’t say a word. By the end of grade one, he was saying, ‘I love you, Mom.’ That was the greatest moment of our lives — and without the Well-Being Fund at MNBC, he wouldn’t be speaking so early.”

— Kyle Mitton

Why I’m running

I use STEP to go back to school so I can get a better quality of life for my family. I use funding from Early Childhood Education so my eldest son, on the severe end of the autism spectrum, has the supports he needs to learn to speak. I use the same services as you — and I’m watching the quality of those services get lower and lower.

This year, STEP is out of money. Three months in. Citizens can’t go back to school. How is this fair? That’s who I am. I’m just a concerned citizen just like everyone else — and I’m trying to make a difference.

01

Governance you can trust

Mandatory governance training. Real harassment and board-conduct policies. Clear, transparent rules for how citizen money is spent. I’ve served on my own board and studied governance, risk, and compliance — I’m one certification away from being a credentialed auditor.

02

Families first

Stable autism and special-needs funding that doesn’t disappear when a child turns eight. Protect the Well-Being Fund and Early Childhood Education supports that help Métis kids like my son Lucas learn, speak, and thrive.

03

Access to education

Protect and expand STEP so citizens can go back to school without watching the funding dry up three months into the fiscal year. Education is how our families build a better quality of life — it cannot be an afterthought.

04

Citizen-led, not insider-led

I earned my place on the ballot with signatures from citizens — not political insiders. Ten years of marriage taught me how to listen and compromise. That’s the relationship I want with the Board and with you: fix it, listen to it, and know what the problems really are.

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Platform & Priorities

Autism & Special Needs Funding

No family should be left without support after age 8.

  • Create dedicated, stable autism funding at MNBC so families aren't left without support after age 8
  • Faster, more consistent access to assessments, therapies, and supports for Métis children on the spectrum
  • Treat special needs as lifelong, with funding and advocacy that extends through youth and into adulthood

Métis and Inuit Seats at the Table

Advocating for Métis voice where Indigenous People are required.

  • Guarantee that wherever First Nations are at the decision-making table, Métis and our cousins, the Inuit, also have seats and voices
  • Ensure MNBC citizens are represented directly in discussions that affect lands, services, and rights
  • Push for inclusive Indigenous governance instead of "one group only" arrangements

STEP Training and Education Support

Education and career support that lasts.

  • Expand and stabilize STEP-style funding for post-secondary education and training
  • Provide guidance and support so Métis citizens can get into programs, finish them, and move into sustainable careers
  • Use data on education and employment to prove success and justify continued investment

Economic Development and Community Self-Sufficiency

Helping communities become self-sufficient and attain renewable revenue.

  • Support communities to build their own businesses and partnerships so they generate local income rather than relying only on MNBC funds
  • Use that economic base to hire staff and reduce the burden on volunteers who currently run programs alone
  • Encourage creative, community-driven ventures (for example, a drone business or other local enterprises) as models for self-sustaining Métis communities

Citizen Connection and Belonging

We Are All Métis - Connected Forever

  • Grow regional gatherings, cultural events, and language programs so citizens across BC feel close to MNBC, not distant from it
  • Improve communication through regular updates, town halls, and clear channels so citizens know what's happening and why
  • Build mentorship and community networks that connect rural, remote, and urban Métis citizens, making sure everyone feels represented and heard
Special Announcement

A Statement to MNBC Citizens on the Current Governance Concerns Before the Board

Posted July 22, 2026 · Kyle Mitton, Candidate for MNBC President

Taanishi,

Like many of you, I have read Resolution 20260716-01, released by the MNBC Board of Directors following its July 16, 2026 meeting. The resolution confirms that MNBC has received legal correspondence from Hall & Larocque LLP on behalf of certain members of the Board, raising governance concerns with a response deadline of July 24, 2026.

I want to speak to Citizens directly — before rumour and speculation fill the space that leadership should.


First — I am not taking a side.

I am a candidate for President, not a sitting member of the current Board. It would be inappropriate for me to publicly align with any faction of directors while this matter is active, and I will not do so. Citizens deserve a President who is elected to serve all of MNBC — not one who arrives already owing favours to one camp or the other.

Second — the concerns being raised are legitimate concerns to take seriously.

Questions about how our Board is convened, how decisions are made, and how our Constitution is interpreted are not partisan questions. They belong to the Citizens of MNBC. I trust our Board to consider the correspondence in good faith, seek the legal advice they need, and respond within the timeline set out.

Third — this is exactly why families must come first.

While our leadership is spending time and resources on internal disputes, Métis families across BC are still waiting. Waiting for critical operational funding that, for some communities, is the difference between programs running and programs closing. Waiting for education and training funding that reaches them where they live. Waiting for their communities to be resourced instead of being run on volunteer burnout. Waiting to feel like MNBC is close to them, not distant from them.

I am running because Citizens deserve a President who can bring stability back to the boardroom and deliver for families at the same time. Those two things are not in conflict — they are the same job.


What I commit to, if elected:

  1. Constitutional integrity first. Every Board action — including how meetings are called under Article 19, and how authority is exercised under Article 26 — will follow the letter and the spirit of the MNBC Constitution.
  2. A united Board or an honest one. I will not preside over a Board that governs by faction. My first priority will be to rebuild working trust among all directors — handled through proper process, not through social media.
  3. Transparency by default. Simplified board meeting notes, quarterly community wellness reports, and clear financial reporting — built with the communities, not just for them.
  4. Families at the centre. Every governance decision will be measured against a simple question: does this help a Métis family in BC, today or tomorrow? If it doesn't, it isn't the priority.

I will not comment further on the specifics of the July 14 correspondence, the Board's response, or the individuals involved. That is not my place as a candidate. My place is to earn your vote, tell you plainly what I stand for, and be ready to serve on day one — whatever situation I inherit.

Join me at an upcoming townhall. I want to hear from you directly — your questions, your concerns, and what you need from your next President. All 13 regional and community townhalls, dates, and Zoom links are posted below.

We Are All Métis. Connected Forever. Families First.

Marsii,
Kyle Mitton
Candidate, MNBC President 2026

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Campaign Docs & Townhall Schedule

Campaign Documents

$500,000 Commitment and First 90 Days Poster

$500,000 for Community Charters

My commitment as President: raise $500,000 for BC’s Métis Community Charters to fund a paid board seat at $1,000 a month — plus the three things I will do in my first 90 days.

Trust the Next Generation Poster

Trust the Next Generation

Same old same old, or trust the next generation to lead? If we are not empowering the next generation, what are we doing this for?

By-Election Platform

By-Election Platform

What I will accomplish before the next election.

Key Policies for the MNBC Presidency

Key Policies for the MNBC Presidency

A full breakdown of the five platform priorities.

My First 90 Days as President

My First 90 Days as President

What to expect right out of the gate if elected.

My First 90 Days as President - Quick View

My First 90 Days as President - Quick View

A one-page, easy-to-share overview of the same 90-day plan.

Platform and In-Person Visit Schedule Poster

Platform & In-Person Visit Schedule

My key policies for the MNBC Presidency, plus every in-person community visit — dates, times, and locations.

First 90 Days and Next 2 Years Poster

First 90 Days & Next 2 Years

What I aim to accomplish right away as MNBC President, and my longer-term goals over the next two years.

Transparency Plan Poster

Transparency Plan

Community health reports, financial & fiscal reports, and simplified board meeting notes — built by the communities.

In-Person Community Visits

DateRegionCharter / AssociationTimeLocation
Thu, Aug 13, 2026Region 1 - Vancouver IslandNanaimo - Mid Island Métis Nation Association11:00 AM - 4:00 PM1708 Bowen Rd #26, Nanaimo, BC
Thu, Aug 20, 2026Region 1 - Vancouver IslandIsland Métis Family & Community Services Society10:00 AM - 12:00 PMWestshore Child, Youth and Family Centre, 345 Wale Rd, Langford, BC
Thu, Aug 20, 2026Region 1 - Vancouver IslandVeterans Memorial Park1:00 PM - 3:00 PM2830 Aldwynd Rd, Langford, BC
Thu, Aug 20, 2026Region 1 - Vancouver IslandMemorial Park4:30 PM - 7:30 PM1200 Esquimalt Rd, Esquimalt, BC

Click any row to open the Facebook event. Times marked TBD will be posted as soon as local charters finalize them — check back or follow the campaign on Facebook for updates.

Digital Townhalls (Zoom)

*These meetings will be recorded and shared later; by participating you are providing consent.

DateRegionEventTimeLocation
Tue, Jul 28, 2026Region 2Region 2 Town Hall7:00 PM PTJoin Zoom
Wed, Jul 29, 2026Region 3Region 3 Town Hall7:00 PM PTJoin Zoom
Tue, Aug 4, 2026MNBCYouth Townhall Meeting5:00 - 6:30 PM PTRegister Here
Wed, Aug 5, 2026Region 4Region 4 Town Hall7:00 PM PTJoin Zoom
Thu, Aug 6, 2026MNBCGeneral Townhall Meeting5:00 - 6:30 PM PTRegister Here
Tue, Aug 11, 2026Region 5Region 5 Town Hall7:00 PM PTJoin Zoom
Wed, Aug 12, 2026Region 6Region 6 Town Hall7:00 PM PTJoin Zoom
Tue, Aug 18, 2026Region 1Region 1 Town Hall7:00 PM PTJoin Zoom
Wed, Aug 19, 2026Region 7Region 7 Town Hall7:00 PM PTJoin Zoom

Click "Join Zoom" above at the scheduled time to enter your region's town hall.

Platform Posters

By-Election Platform Poster

What I will accomplish before the next election — five commitments at a glance. View full size

Key Policies for the MNBC Presidency Poster

A full breakdown of the five platform priorities for the MNBC Presidency. View full size

My First 90 Days as President Poster

My First 90 Days as President — what to expect right out of the gate if elected. View full size

My First 90 Days as President - Quick View Poster

First 90 Days quick view — a one-page, easy-to-share overview of the same plan. View full size

Full Schedule Posters

In-Person Community Visit Schedule Poster

Every in-person community visit at a glance — scan the QR code to visit my website. View full size

Virtual Regional Town Halls Full Schedule Poster

Full schedule at a glance — every region, the Youth & General Townhalls, and our Facebook page QR code. View full size

Region 5 Digital Townhall Poster
Upcoming

Region 5

Tue, Aug 11, 2026 • 7:00 PM PT • Virtual via Zoom

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Region 6 Digital Townhall Poster
Upcoming

Region 6

Wed, Aug 12, 2026 • 7:00 PM PT • Virtual via Zoom

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Region 1 Digital Townhall Poster
Upcoming

Region 1

Tue, Aug 18, 2026 • 7:00 PM PT • Virtual via Zoom

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Region 7 Digital Townhall Poster
Upcoming

Region 7

Wed, Aug 19, 2026 • 7:00 PM PT • Virtual via Zoom

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Region 4 Digital Townhall Poster
Past

Region 4

Wed, Aug 5, 2026 • 7:00 PM PT • Virtual via Zoom

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Region 3 Digital Townhall Poster
Past

Region 3

Wed, Jul 29, 2026 • 7:00 PM PT • Virtual via Zoom

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Region 2 Digital Townhall Poster
Past

Region 2

Tue, Jul 28, 2026 • 7:00 PM PT • Virtual via Zoom

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Regional Posters

Region-by-region tour posters combining upcoming in-person visits with my First 90 Days and Next 2 Years plans — designed to print, post, and share.

Region 1 - Upcoming Visits & My Plans Poster

Region 1 — Vancouver Island. Victoria — August 20, 2026 — with my First 90 Days and Next 2 Years plans. View full size

Victoria Visit Poster - August 20, 2026

Victoria — August 20, 2026. One day, three community stops: Langford (10am & 1pm) and Esquimalt (4:30pm). Come say hello. View full size

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Contact

Email: mitton.kyle@gmail.com

Phone: (604) 600-9333